Adhadhu News

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Former Presidents Abdulla Yameen (R), Mohamed Nasheed (C), and Ibrahim Mohamed Solih (L).

Three former presidents send letter to diplomatic missions requesting pressure on government to release detained journalists and protesters

Government Spokesperson, Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu).

Government spokesperson remains unclear on decision to bar Adhadhu news from President's Office

A photograph taken outside the High Court.

Maldives Journalist Association appeals "gag order"

Meekail Ahmed Naseem, Member of Parliament for the South Galolhu constituency.

Emergency motion over alleged intimidation and obstruction of journalists rejected!

Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih

Imprisonment of Adhadhu journalists is yet another shameful chapter in this administration's ongoing efforts to silence dissenting voices against government: Solih

Adhadhu journalists Mohamed Shahuzaan (R) and Leevan Ali Naseer (L).

Journalists Leevan and Shahuzan sentenced to prison over news report and inquiries

Mohamed Shahuzaan, a journalist for Adhadhu.

Shahuzan granted only two hours to appoint legal counsel

Adhadhu journalist Leevan Ali Nasir: He was summoned to the Criminal Court on Tuesday in connection with a news article he authored.

Journalist Leevan summoned to court over news report; granted only two hours to appoint legal counsel

Mickail speaks at the "Ithubaaru" rally held on Monday night.

Goal must be to defeat President Muizzu and remove him from power: Meekail

Adhadhu journalists Mohamed Shahuzaan (L) and Leevan Ali Nasir (R).

Shahuzan summoned to court after President rules he violated gag order; Leevan also summoned over published report

Former President Mohamed Nasheed speaks at an MDP rally.

Defying Criminal Court order regarding "Aisha Documentary" is an act of protest in defense of press freedom: Nasheed

Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusaan responds to questions from journalists gathered outside the President's Office.

Any determination regarding a violation of a court order must be made by the judiciary: Home Minister

Police active at Adhadhu news office.

Court orders Adhadhu news to provide passwords for laptops and hard drives; Adhadhu decides not to comply

Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu news, and the outlet's Editor, Hassan Mohamed, were summoned to the police on Wednesday in connection with the documentary "Aisha."

I will not reveal my source, even if it means spending the rest of my life in prison: Fiyaz

The British Ambassador to the Maldives, Nicholas David Low, pictured during a ceremony held at the presidential residence, Mulee'aage.

British High Commissioner Low condemns police raid on Adhadhu and seizure of property

Former Deputy Speaker of Parliament Moosa Manik (Reeko Moosa).

Police officers attempting to enter Adhadhu office first entered residence of Reeko Moosa by mistake

Police active at the Adhadhu news office: On Monday night, police entered the Adhadhu office and seized property and equipment.

Emergency motion over police raid and seizure of property at Adhadhu news office rejected

Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu News.

Passport of Adhadhu CEO withheld over "Aisha" documentary

Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu News

Fresh death threat against Adhadhu CEO as intimidation of journalists intensifies under Muizzu administration

Members of the Media Commission convene | Social Media

Media Commission backtracks after public outcry over social media censorship attempt